Noah Zwiren

Noah Zwiren is a professional pickleball player and coach based in the Seattle area, with a 6.0 rating and over five years of pro-level competition under his belt. His pickleball origin story goes back further than most: he first encountered the sport in middle school gym class and at Hillaire Park, long before pickleball was cool. After graduating from the University of Washington in 2018 with a degree in Marketing and Information Systems, he rediscovered the game and entered his first pro tournament in 2020, winning two singles matches right out of the gate.

Zwiren is known for his dynamic two-handed backhand, controlled dinking, and an ability to construct long points with patience and precision. He's notched wins over pros like Kyle Yates, William Sobek, and Wyatt Stone, and reached the quarterfinals of the 2025 US Open Men's Doubles. He also won gold in both Men's Pro Singles and Men's Pro Doubles at the 2024 Pacific Northwest Classic. Off the court, he coaches players from 2.5 to 5.0 levels, working seasonally at PebbleCreek and with Side Out Tsunami. With 12+ pro tournaments and over 20 open division medals, Zwiren is the Pacific Northwest's homegrown pickleball talent.